What to Buy From Mango's 2024 Memorial Day Sale |Best Knockoff Luxury Clothing

last updated 8 May 2024

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It's been a busy week for online sales. We've already covered the French-girl apartment staple that's 25% off, Shopbop's incredible selection of discounted designer bags, the best pieces from J.Crew's weekend sale, and our favorite picks from Net-a-Porter's Memorial Day sale. Phew! That's a lot of discounts. Now, I'm turning your attention over to Mango, where the entire site is 30% off as long as you spend $200 or more. Just remember to use code EXTRA30 at checkout.

Below, I've rounded up my favorite discounted finds from Mango's excellent selection. I included a fun crochet minidress that's perfect for vacation, a denim maxi skirt that's incredibly on-trend, '90s-inspired heels, and much more. Scroll down to shop my picks.

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Striped Jersey Dress

I can never get enough of summer stripes.

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Slit Denim Skirt

Denim maxi skirts are incredibly on-trend right now.

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Flared Sleeve Openwork Dress

This crochet dress is begging to come along on your next vacation.

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Crochet Striped Top

A crochet top is perfect for summer.

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High-Waist Denim Shorts

Don't sleep on Mango's excellent denim selection.

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Knitted Top With Wide Straps

Tank tops are the building blocks of my summer wardrobe.

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Pocket Tweed Jacket

You can style this for the office with trousers or for the weekend with denim cutoffs.

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Combined Bucket Bag

This is my ideal work tote.

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Kitten Heel Sandals

These are giving me '90s vibes.

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Slit Denim Skirt

I'll be copying this styling.

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Long Dress 100% Lyocell

I love the extra-thin straps on this maxi dress.

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Knit Cotton T-Shirt

I will never stop collecting T-shirts.

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